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Mr Webner Case
Mr. Webner,

Thank you for taking the time to reach out to me. In addition to the fact that we loathe losing, there are two reasons why we are the best candidates for this case.

1. We have experience working with prosecuting attorneys in high-profile cases.

Along with assisting First Assistant Montgomery County, Texas District Attorney, Phil Grant, (now the judge in Montgomery County’s 9th District Court), on several cases, we helped San Francisco District Attorney Kamala Harris (now Attorney General for the State of California) to convict Joseph Stevens of double murder with a sentence of life without parole.

San Francisco has an intensely liberal jury pool that is sensitive to mitigating circumstances and includes a high requirement for Beyond Reasonable Doubt. Consequently, murder convictions are
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We pioneered the use of real-time social media investigation on prospective jurors.

Our proprietary technology quickly searches several social media sites for postings made by the potential jurors, and identifies those indicating verdict related attitudes that may affect our clients. This information has proven invaluable when used to determine the most effective use of our peremptory strikes.

Our fee structure is as follows:

• $7,500 + expenses for Jury Selection (for each full or partial day)
• $450 per hour + expenses for Witness Preparation and other out-of-court services. These services include Trial Team meetings, Document Review, Trial Development, Supplemental Juror Questionnaire Development, etc.

Mr. Webner, we have built our business by working within a client’s budget parameters, and will do the same for you. Our goal is to win every case, and we use all of the technology and resources available to do so.

Thank you again for your time and consideration. Please do not hesitate to call me if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Norm
(713) 898-0580

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